The inauguration of two new electricity-generating units in Zimbabwe's Hwange power station last month was not an unfamiliar scene when it comes to major infrastructure projects in Africa.

By Andrew Osborn LONDON Russian mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin said on Saturday that his Wagner fighters had completed

Adin Ross's recent livestream on Kick caught him in another act of philanthropy as he gifted a chain, shoes, $20K in cash, and a brand-new car to Dre

Corey Gamble fueled breakup rumors after he attended Michael G Rubin's lavish Fourth of July party in the Hamptons without Kris Jenner

Two Democratic and two Republican U.S. senators on Tuesday introduced legislation to ban the use of artificial intelligence

Nine of 10 people who watched domestic television in Australia on Wednesday night tuned in to see the Matildas play England in the Women's World Cup semifinals

Hardy, known for his 'Wait In the Truck', claims the bus accident from October 2022 is still hurting his mental health

The CDC is giving people a very good reason to wash their produce.

By Greg Roumeliotis, Anirban Sen and David Carnevali NEW YORK U.S. Steel Corp is locked in a spat

A brightly flashing “X” sign has been removed from the San Francisco headquarters of the company formerly known as Twitter just days after it was installed

President Sisi is facing a challenge from an outspoken critic of a kind Egypt has not seen in years.

The U.N. health agency says cholera and dengue outbreaks have been reported in eastern Sudan, where thousands of people are sheltering as deadly fighting grinds on between the country’s military and a rival paramilitary force